Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital Du Cane Road, London W12 0HS

"I had my baby at queen's charllote on the 03.02.2023 and I can't fault the hospital on anything. All staff were brilliant from the moment that we walked in until when we were discharged. Antenatal clinic could work a little bit better as there's constant delays for midwife appointments but other than that, I can't complain about anything. We had amazing care... Baby was suspected to be really tiny so the hospital booked extra scans and was on top of everything. We always felt really reassured. In the end the doctors from the fetal care department decided that it would be best for baby to be delivered between 38-39 weeks as baby was on the 7 centile (suspected sga) and wasn't putting enough weight, according to the grow scans. The doctors gave me the option of booking an induction or c-section so I ended up booking an elective c-section. Before my c-section I got a call from the surgeon that was going to perform the surgery, he was really reassuring and took away any doubts I had. On the c-section morning when we got to the hospital, everything was ready for us. All staff looked really calm and everything looked really clean. During the c-section I was told and explained everything while it was happening. On the Edith dare ward the staff was also amazing and we were even given a private room which made our stay a lot more comfortable. The only thing in my opinion the hospital should do is to provide mini fridges to parents so people can store their formula and any food they have. West middlesex hospital provides this and it makes life a lot easier but other than that we got no complains. For anyone worried about choosing this hospital, don't be!"

"Professional and amazing staff, midwives and doctors who helped us deliver our baby. Reason for the 1 star could be extreme, but I want the attention of administration of NHS to resolve this problem. Right after labour we were moved to Edith Dare ward where there were four parents in a one room separated by curtains. This creates a very distressing environment for all parents as babies cry, some people are loud and some snore heavily while you are trying to put your baby to sleep. I want this to be a constructive feedback, with a wonderful and supportive staff if this infrastructure problem is resolved this would be a thousand times better experience for parents who have been through a lot just before admitting into this ward."

"I’ve had a great experience at this hospital both throughout my pregnancy and giving birth! Always felt looked after, listened and cared for! Can’t be more grateful to the entire team, all the midwives and specialists! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Wish you all the best!"

"I wouldn’t normally review a hospital, but after having read some reviews before having my planned c section at QCH, felt like it was good to share my positive experience. I had a planned c-section, and despite having to wait a wee while due to other emergencies had an incredible experience. The staff were m friendly, knowledgable and supportive - really put my mind at ease before, during band after the operation which actually went by super quickly. My husband got to stay with me the whole time and on ward afterwards to support me and baby. Staff help with breastfeeding/bottle feeding depending on what you choose, and any other questions which is helpful as a first time mum. I stayed in ward for only 25 hours afterwards (1 night), and was able to go home after baby had a couple of check overs in the morning and you as mum can walk around a bit. I’d definitely recommend you bring snacks for you and your birth partner as the food is not amazing and they don’t cater for partners understandably ☺️"

"I am very grateful and happy to say that my daughter was born in this hospital and I had the best possible care. All the professionals who attended me were attentive and responsible. Much more than five stars!"